>Somthing has occured to me reading the discussions on
>memory-fragmentation: why we can't effectivily use ext2fs's
>fragmentation-avoidiance with our memory? I'm shure I'm missing somthing
>/really/ simple here, but I don't know what it is.
>
> -=- James Mastros
Paging make memory fragmentation irrelevent as a page may be located on any
4kb block. And there is no speed difference when accessing memory at
different locations. Unless that page has been swapped out the the disk.
>
>--
>Where do you want to go today?
>We might support that sometime next year.
> -=- Microsoft
>(But I doubt it.)
> -=- Me
>
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